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This for sure, but the codebases that we alreaduly have in C/C++ aren't going anywhere anytime soon.
by GTP 4y ago
This for sure, but the codebases that we alreaduly have in C/C++ aren't going anywhere anytime soon.
- pjmlp 4y agoThose that are proper C++ would use a string type instead of raw C strings. And if those developers care about security, bounds checking would be enabled. As for C there is hardly anything we can do other than keep fixing exploits until hardware memory tagging becomes a common feature across all major platforms.